A look at the headlines right now:
- Uddhav Thackeray says BMC used crores to ensure Mumbai rain situation was not worse: Six people have died and a renowned doctor has been reported missing since heavy showers paralysed the city on Tuesday.
- Deadline to obtain Aadhaar for social welfare schemes extended to December 31, Centre tells SC: The apex court said it will begin hearing petitions against the programme in the first week of November.
- Doctors in Jodhpur hospital argue while operating on pregnant woman, baby dies: Doctors Ashok Nainwal and ML Tak have been suspended, and a inquiry has been ordered.
- Indian student dies in Texas hospital after being rescued from lake during Hurricane Harvey: His friend Shalini Singh, who was also saved from Lake Bryan, is still in the ICU.
- RBI sends second list of defaulters to banks for debt recovery, insolvency proceedings: Companies in the power, telecommunications, steel and infrastructure sectors are said to be included in the list.
- Prime accused in Kerala actress’ sexual assault case said he was taking orders from actor Dileep’s wife: Pulsar Suni made this statement while he was being taken to the Ernakulam Additional Sessions Court for a hearing in the case.
- Navy chief says China made shrill comments during Sikkim standoff, but India’s silence worked: The Ministry of External Affairs issued a statement on Monday saying that both New Delhi and Beijing had decided to withdraw their forces.
- Madras HC asks Tamil Nadu and cinema halls why ticket prices for Ajith-starrer were hiked: Justice M Duraiswamy asked the government to file a counter affidavit on the matter within two weeks.
- Uber confirms Dara Khosrowshahi is the new chief executive officer of the ride-hailing firm: The former Expedia Inc’s official will meet company staff for the first time on Wednesday.
- Man arrested for allegedly flashing students of Mount Carmel College in Bengaluru: The complainants said Vijesh has been harassing them for over a month.
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